I'm very excited for this! I've been attempting a material re-design of my website, trying to primarily do it with CSS, and found some of the aspects challenging. It's a little disappointing this is still primarily meant to be imported in one batch and used to create a site from scratch, rather than make it easy to change the appearance of an existing site, but it may be possible to pull out the relevant bits from the code.
If they could eventually break it out into "here is the chunk of code that is used for this type of element" on the guidelines website, that would be great as well (though a pain to keep updated, I'm sure). The chunks of code they show now are how to implement the elements, assuming you've imported the whole file into your site.
Hmm, maybe I'm missing something, but the Github project page does seem to have what you like to a extent. If you look through the src/ directory, you'll find the separate SASS source for different elements. This should allow you to take only the SASS sources you need and use those in your site.
Or did you find those already and would like it to be even further modularized?
I'm very excited for this! I've been attempting a material re-design of my website, trying to primarily do it with CSS, and found some of the aspects challenging. It's a little disappointing this is still primarily meant to be imported in one batch and used to create a site from scratch, rather than make it easy to change the appearance of an existing site, but it may be possible to pull out the relevant bits from the code.
If they could eventually break it out into "here is the chunk of code that is used for this type of element" on the guidelines website, that would be great as well (though a pain to keep updated, I'm sure). The chunks of code they show now are how to implement the elements, assuming you've imported the whole file into your site.
Hmm, maybe I'm missing something, but the Github project page does seem to have what you like to a extent. If you look through the src/ directory, you'll find the separate SASS source for different elements. This should allow you to take only the SASS sources you need and use those in your site.
Or did you find those already and would like it to be even further modularized?
Nope, that's exactly what I was hoping for! I hadn't even thought to check github for it. Thanks for pointing that out to me!